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Format: DRM Protected ePub Vendor: Moody Publishers Publication Date: 2012 | ISBN: 9780802483409 ISBN-13: 9780802483409 Availability: In Stock |
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"Basically, this title says it all. This book is a parenting guide that uses the Bible as a teaching tool. I found it very interesting and useful. The author, Kara Durbin, goes over some of the ways she has used the Bible, even when her kids were very young, to teach them what the Bible teaches on different topics, not just about right and wrong. Kara even uses a passage from Deuteronomy to explain what teachable moments are; anytime you and your child are together.
What I found the most useful, was the way the book is set up. This is a book you will use on a daily basis if you have kids, long after you have finished reading it. After you read the intro and the teachable moments chapter, Kara lists 15 fabulous verses to memorize, they cover a broad array of topics that you may need/want to use when teaching your kids on a regular day, such as; Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right.-EPHESIANS 6:1. Kara even gives some methods to help both you and your kids memorize the scripture verses, breaking it down by age. Kara also talks a bit about praying and how to pray with your children.
But, the best chapter, in my opinion, is the Topics chapter. In this chapter Kara lists almost anything you can think of that you may need to parent a child on, for example, anger, in alphabetical order, like a dictionary. First, she gives the definition of the word, then she lists verses where anger is discussed in the Bible, and lastly she has some discussion questions to use with your kids and a take action part that gives some real life reinforcement activities you can use.
I know that this will be a book that I will use when I have kids. It is a great tool if you want to teach your kids how to interact with the Bible in their daily lives and what the Bible teaches us about almost everything under the sun. I highly recommend this book to parents, Sunday school teachers, or even to teachers at a private school where you can talk about the Bible." Reviewed by Sarah Inserra, Net Galley April 7, 2012
"This book has become indespensible in my house! We have tried for several years to connect God's word to behaviours we exhibit, both good and bad. That means a lot of time looking up verses and a lot of times I say "God tells us in His word......." but I can't remember the exact verse. This book makes it quick and easy to find verses that relate to everything from sharing, to anger, to compassion, to honesty, to so much more!
Before you start thinking this is just a compilation of Bible verses, let me fill you in. Each quality includes a definition to begin with so that you and your children really know what the word means. This is especially important for little kids. Then there are several Bible verses that include the quality. This is followed by a few discussion questions and then a Take Action section that encourages you to do something with what you have learned. Then there are parenting tips for both young and older children. This is followed by a listing of any related topics that are also in the book so you can cross reference them.
The design of the book lends itself to topical family Bible studies. We used the Family Character Assessment from We Choose Virtue to identify our weak spots and started studying from there using this book as a resource. It has really helped me to lead my children and myself towards more biblical behavior." Reviewed by Ginny Blankenship, Net Galley April 8, 2012
"I love this book. I don't like very many parenting books because they can be such a beat down but this book is so refreshing. Perhaps because it uses the Bible instead of quotes from famous parents. There are so many reasons I love this book.
First up, it is topic based, alphabetically so if you are in frantic state needing assurance immediately you can quickly locate the chapter on, say, "Stress." The first page of each chapter starts with a definition of the word then followed by the quoted scripture. The second page has discussion points, take action suggestions, a parenting tip, and ending with related topics if you need to read more.
The second part of this book I love is what comes after the topics: Scripture Appendix, giving you a quick list of Be Attitudes, 10 Commandments, etc; 15 Fabulous Verses to Memorize, memorization methods for all ages of children, and how to pray scripture for your children. This book should be on every parent's bookshelf! Buy your copy today." Reviewed by Cary Plunkett, Net Galley April 9, 2012
"Parenting with Scripture is literally the best way to describe this book. Ms. Durbin takes scripture and teachable moments for parents to use as a reference. She does a great job at using situations that could come up in a child's life and using verses to help guide the child on his/her path of faith. She recommends that parents use this for children two years old and up. Heck I'm sure that if I gave my mom this book she would use it for me :-)
Ok I'll admit, upon first starting to read this book, I felt an immense amount of guilt. I was thinking my goodness I'm an educator and I haven't thought of using scripture to teach my kids in moments that they need it most. Thank goodness Kara Durbin thought to write a book for parents, because I don't think I would have thought of this on my own. I'm not very good at memorization, so having scripture at the tip of my fingers when a teachable moment occurs is great. This book is a great reference book, read it through once, but always have it on hand for that moment you need a verse to help you parent your child in a Godly way. I should note that there is a section of verses that Ms. Durbin highly encourages the reader to memorize. I plan on do that!" Reviewed by Breanna Parker, Net Galley April 28, 2012
"Parenting With Scripture is geared toward parents of children ages two through teens. It defines a teachable moment: how to find one and what it actually is. Discussion questions are designed to help the parent grab a hold of those teachable moments with his or her children. Different ideas can help you tailor each lesson to fit the individual situation. Included are verses that fit a variety of situations. Parents are encouraged to discuss the situation, pray about it with their children, and to memorize those verses." Reviewed by Andrea Coventry, Net Galley July 11, 2012
"I'm so excited about this book! I loved the "Wise Words for Moms" wall chart, I only wished it were more in-depth - but Parenting with Scripture is. As much as I want to parent with the living, active words of Scripture, it's awfully hard to recall the correct ones to memory for every occasion. Parenting with Scripture is well-organized, with indexes and cross-references, as well as points of action and discussion for all sorts of teachable moments." Reviewed by Gretchen Acheson, Net Galley August 15, 2012
"Parenting with Scripture is an easy to use topical resource that parents with young children can use when teachable moments arise. This effective guide helps teach young children how to think and apply God's Word in their daily lives. Kara Durbin's revised book helps parents capture those teachable moments and use Scripture to shape their children's behavior. The 101 alphabetically sorted topics address behavior, attitude, emotions, and actions. Examples include Forgiveness, Humility, Anger and Procrastination. Each topic includes scripture passages, discussion questions, action items, and parenting tips. Questions and tips are written so older children can teach younger children. This new edition of Parenting with Scripture includes detailed help for parents to quickly identify teachable moments, and what to do when they appear. " Reviewed by Rachel Steffen, Net Galley September 28, 2012
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Ron Ruse5 Stars Out Of 5A MUST for your home library -December 31, 2012Ron RuseQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5We wish we would have had this book when our kids were young - they're now adults.
Excellent resource for raising kids biblically - will now put this on a list of MUST haves for new parents. -
Anne5 Stars Out Of 5Great devotional guide for parents with kids K-6October 4, 2012AnneQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Parenting with Scripture: A Topical Guide for Teachable Moments.In raising our children in Christians homes, we have the opportunity to walk alongside our children--to help them understand how the Word applies to their life. Recently, I received a copy of Parenting with Scripture by Kara Durbin for review. I wanted to look at this book because I've been looking for a resource like this for a few years. There's been a few that have come along that I've reviewed. Each has had its own strengths and things that it was missing. But, I think Parenting with Scripture has a lot what I've been looking for.
Let me explain. I am a learned teacher. My husband is a natural teacher. He simply has that gift of knowing how to explain concepts and ideas. I, on the other hand, need a tool to get me started. A tool, like this book. Parenting with Scripture is a book full of verses on various topics like beauty, apathy, discipline, hospitality, and others. For each topic, there are several Bible verses, discussion questions, activity ideas, and parenting tip(s). I liked each of the sections. They are starting points. The lists of Bible verse are more thorough than other books and lists I've read. I really like that there are qualities that are both strengths we would desire to encourage and weaknesses that we would desire to help our children thwart. There is one part of the pages that I would like to make a caveat for. It is the parenting tips section.
I tried to find out on the web what perspective Ms. Durbin is writing from, but could only find scant details. She has two children (I'm not sure how old they are) that she homeschools part-time. I'm not sure what that means. She has some experience in elementary ed. But, parenting and classroom teaching are two different things. The hard part is that I've become more and more aware that our perspective and experience shapes the advice we give. So, with this book or any other that includes parenting advice, I would consider whether the author's situation is or has been similar to my own. Then, if it is or has been different, I would take that into account and think harder about how or if the advice applies to my situation. So, I would do with this book. No parenting advice always applies for everyone--because our children are all different, think differently, and respond differently.
If you're looking for a book you could use as a devotional with children ages 6-11 years old, then this would be a great resource. It is a great tool to use as a starting point for discussions. I am thankful that as my children get older, he places great age-appropriate books in my lap to encourage and help me along the way.
Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this book from Moody Publishing for review. -
ShoopetteIndianaAge: 25-34Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5"Parenting with Scripture"October 2, 2012ShoopetteIndianaAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 4Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Parenting with Scripture: A Topical Guide for Teachable Moments.From the moment my husband and I became parents, we wanted to raise our daughter to love the Lord. It is our greatest desire for her to accept Christ and to live her life for Him.
In the day-to-day life of parents, though, we tend to get off track. We get caught up in everything that goes on with physically and mentally taking care of our daughter that we neglect the spiritual side. In reality, however, the spiritual should not just be a 'side' but should be the reason and the direction for everything else in our lives.
I was excited to get the book Parenting with Scripture to review. I sometimes struggle trying to think an appropriate verse or passage that relates to whatever we are doing through discipline or in other ares of our parenting. This book is a literal reference book of verses for many, many different situations in parenting and in life.
The author gives a few tips at the beginning on how to use this book, my favorite being to not just use this book to look up the verses. Of course, you can use this reference to find certain verses or passages, but she points out that it is always better for your children to see you going to the word of God to actually read the verses. This points them to using the Bible daily for direction. Even better, she encourages you to memorize many key verses that may come up often.
This is not only a great tool for finding Bible verses for various situations in parenting, but it is also great for adults! From anger to worry, this book is packed with verses to help in all areas of life, and I know I will use it for myself and for my daughter in the years to come. -
AngelAge: 25-34Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5June 8, 2012AngelAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5This review was written for Parenting with Scripture: A Topical Guide for Teachable Moments.I believe parents should be teaching their children Scripture from the time they are born, and I'm always looking for resources that encourage us to do so.
This book is an A-Z topical guide. Each topic (such as anger, gentleness, salvation, faith, fairness, discipline) has 4-6 Bible verses, discussion questions, and activity suggestions to help the lesson sink in.
It also includes a guide about "teachable moments", memorization methods, a handy index so you can find the topic you need quickly and a great little section about praying scripture for your children..
I think this would be a handy tool for parents who aren't sure how to apply God's Word to their parenting.
I received this book from Moody Publishers in return for a review. These views are my own. -
JeanineOhioAge: 25-34Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A must have for Christian parentsApril 11, 2012JeanineOhioAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Parenting with Scripture: A Topical Guide for Teachable Moments.When I first saw this book, I didn't think it was going to be unique. I own "Instruction in Righteousness" by Doorposts and I assumed it was like that. While there are similarities, this book is different: more modern, more applicable, more easily navigated. I showed it to a couple of my friends and they agreed whole-heartedly. They had seen similar books, but loved the overall set up and practicality of "parenting with scripture".
Some of my favorite points:
~ Subjects are in alphabetical order. You don't have to turn to the table of contents or index to find what you're looking for.
~A definition of each subject is listed.
~The listings are concise. Very short (averaging 2 pages each) and to the point.
~They give great applications for every one; from Scripture memorization to volunteering for charity to making lists of your blessings. Very easy to put what you're trying to teach into action.
This is an awesome book that I'd recommend to anyone. I know I will beusing it with my 5 children for years to come!
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i think that a real best friend is someone that knows all your serects and never tells them to anybody, they never leave you out and is always doing things to make you laugh, they eat all your food in your house, they would never leave you when you need them the most, they know that when you put on a mask your really suffering, they will kill any guy that hurts you!
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Ted Phillips is an American businessman and the President and CEO of the National Football League's Chicago Bears and has been a part of the organization since 1984. He is currently only the fourth president of the 90-year-old organization, the others being Michael McCaskey, George Halas, Jr., and "Papa Bear" George Halas. Phillips is currently one of only two individuals in the NFL to serve on both the NFL Working Club Executive committee and the NFL Senior Club Executive committee, whose mission is to analyze both the financial and football operations aspects of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. The NFL salary cap system is widely regarded as the best overall financial system in professional sports.[1]
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Phillips was born in Oneida, New York and was raised in Nashua, New Hampshire.[1] He graduated from The University of Notre Dame with an undergraduate degree in business and accounting. He worked for the accounting and consulting firm Ernst and Whinney, now known as Ernst & Young, as an auditor and tax accountant from 1979 to 1983.[1] Phillips is the father of three sons: Matthew, Max, and Frank.[2]
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Phillips began his career with the organization on September 28, 1983 as the team's Controller. After about four years, he was promoted to the Director of Finance. Here, he was responsible for the club's business operations and the negotiating and signing of all player contracts.[2] While working with the Chicago Bears, he earned his Master's degree in Marketing and Management from the Kellog Graduate School at Northwestern University in 1989.[2] In 1993 he became the Vice President of Operations and served there for six years.[1]
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The organization recognized Phillips work and effort and placed him in position to improve the club. Phillips was named the Chief Executive Officer and President of the Chicago Bears on February 10, 1999, making him only the fourth president in team history. He made many changes to the organization in order to legitimize the franchise once more. In the offseason of 2001, Phillips hired Jerry Angelo as the General Manager of the team and later extended his contract in 2003 and 2006 to create stability in the front office. He also brought the Bears summer training camp back to Illinois in 2002. Fans have appreciated this by attending camp in groups of over 10,000 at the campus of Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais, Illinois.[1]
With the growing value of the team, ticket prices kept rising, but in 2009 Phillips decided to freeze ticket prices in light of the country's economic situation.[3] Despite this, Phillips kept the Bears in the Top 10 Most Valuable NFL teams and raised the team's value to $1.09 Billion in 2011.[4] He also voted against the new NFL rule to move up kickoffs to the 35-yard line, considering Special Teams have been a strong point for the Bears, but the rule passed.[5]
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Suspects involved in Columbia jewelry heist captured in Maryland hotel room
Two suspects wanted in connection with a Columbia jewelry heist worth more than $100,000 have been captured in Baltimore, Md., police say.
Robert Antoine Weathers, 53, and Robin Tracy Nelson, 50, were arrested after a tip led Baltimore County Police officers to a hotel in Catonsville, Md., earlier this month, Columbia Police Chief Skip Holbrook said in a statement released Monday.
The two face charges of grand larceny and criminal conspiracy in Columbia and were wanted on similar charges in the Baltimore area.
The pair were part of a group of four suspects involved in a midday theft at the Moseley's on Broad River Road earlier in June. At least three suspects – two women and a man – worked to distract store employees by pretending to be customers while the fourth suspect slipped into a restricted area of the store and took diamonds worth more than $100,000 from an open safe.
Columbia Police released surveillance photos of the four suspects and surveillance video captured one of the suspects hiding a jewelry tray inside his coat.
Weathers and Nelson are also wanted in Michigan, Ohio, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania for allegedly committing similar heists.
Investigators with the Columbia Police Department have partnered with multiple law enforcement agencies in the investigation. Investigators believe that all of the suspects, including additional accomplices, target smaller, independent jewelry stores and may have stolen between $350,000 to $500,000 in jewels and money.
In addition, the department is working with Baltimore County Police to arrange for extradition of the two suspects, Holbrook said. However, a time frame for when that will occur has not been set.
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It's frustrating, obviously," Canadiens coach Guy Carbonneau said. "We just lost three games and I can't sit there with the coaching staff and try to change things or the way we play tactically. We are playing great. We have scoring chances and we don't give too much, but we lost the game. Biron is on top of his game right now. Whether he's lucky or good or extremely good, he is making the saves . . .
"I've played with one guy that made those kind of saves that were silly sometimes."
He means Ed Belfour back when Carbonneau won a Stanley Cup with Dallas, and silly is just the perfect word for it. He's right. His team has not played badly, not at all. Their greatest fault lies in their attempts to be too perfect, too pinpoint, trying to be too impossible for Biron to stop.
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text: Mobile phones can help patients with their diabetes self-care Chronic Disease Need help with diabetes self-care? Eventually you may get this help by checking your mobile phone for reminders, educational or encouraging text messages, and even feedback on your texted self-reports, according to a new study. Self-management is the key to good outcomes for the more than 9 percent of U.S. adults affected by type 2 diabetes. Adapting a commercial automated text-messaging program allowed researchers to develop a 4-week program that delivers support in the form of cell phone text messages, as a substitute for human-moderated support groups that require substantial staff resources. However, the system was designed such that certain responses to messages would trigger an alert to the care manager, who would follow up by calling the patient, according to a pair of papers on the intervention from the same research group. The studies, supported by AHRQ (T32 HS00084), are briefly summarized here.Nundy, S., Dick, J.J., Solomon M.C., and others (2013, January). "Developing a behavioral model for mobile phone-based diabetes interventions." Patient Education and Counseling 90(1), pp. 125-132.In this paper, the researchers pilot-tested the mobile phone-based intervention on 18 black adults with type 2 diabetes for 4 weeks, followed by in-depth, individual interviews with each participant. The interviews were audiotaped, transcribed verbatim, coded, and analyzed to identify emerging themes. The patients (mean age of 55 years) had been diagnosed with diabetes for an average of 8 years. Two-thirds of the patients had at least 6 years of experience with cell phone calling and text messaging. Based on the interviews, the constant, daily communications reduced denial of diabetes and reinforced the importance of self-management. Also, responding positively to questions about self-management increased confidence in self-care. Most surprisingly, participants viewed the automated program as a "friend" and "support group," the researchers found.Nundy, S., Dick, J.J., Goddu, A.P., and others (2012). "Using mobile health to support the Chronic Care Model: Developing an institutional initiative." International Journal of Telemedicine and Applications, 8 pp.In this paper, the researchers focused on the processes involved in developing the mobile phone system, pilot-testing the intervention, modifying the system based on the pilot study's findings, and putting it into wider, long-term use at six clinics associated with the large, urban medical center where the diabetes intervention was developed. The researchers note that patients receive 2-week educational modules in each topic area (medications—if appropriate, glucose monitoring, nutrition, foot care, exercise, and living with a chronic disease), which are dynamically tailored based on the patient's expressed interests and self-reported adherence information. The care model is estimated to require one full-time-equivalent (FTE) care manager per 300 enrolled patients, and software licensing and other technology-related expenses cost $25/enrollee/month. This is a substantially lower cost than other care management programs described in the scientific literature, which typically serve 30–100 patients per FTE care manager.— DIL Page last reviewed October 2013 Internet Citation: Mobile phones can help patients with their diabetes self-care: Chronic Disease. October 2013. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/news/newsletters/research-activities/13oct/1013RA6.html


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Thursday, December 07, 2006
Hormonal Mess
Now that I have been on these pills, I'm finding that I'm very fatigued and cry at the drop of a hat. On top of that, I've been developing anxiety attacks- out of nowhere! I mean, yeah I have anxiety disorder and depression from time to time, but these anxiety attacks include hyperventilation and racing of the heart. My hormones are out of control, and I thought this was supposed to level them out. I have an appointment with my doctor Tuesday to find out if it's the pills that's causing these symptoms.
I wonder if I just requested for an entire sex change, if that would sit well with my doctor—or the radical Christians. Then I wouldn't be gay anymore, right? Hmm. Something to think about at least. You men have it easy!!! I'm having major penis envy with all this womanly crap going on.
Sorry I've been away much of the time, but I haven't been feeling good lately. Once I get more energy, I'll post more. And if anyone could give me some "womanly advice" as far as PCOS and the DNC procedure, I would appreciate it a lot! I'm kind of scared to do this, but if it helps relieve the intense cramps that debilitate me, the irregular periods and wacky hormones- then it's worth it!
47 comments:
- Leesa said...
Sorry, babe, not advice for you and your procedure. When I was taking some fertility drugs, I actually developed cysts. They were painful, babe, but they did not do a procedure to get them out. I just had painful and heavy periods for a couple of months.
- Enemy of the Republic said...
I hope you feel better and the doctors do their job. You are in my prayers.
- ~Deb said...
Leesa: That's what I'm scared of- to develop any other kind of crap. I'd rather not do anything- but my pain every month is just awful!
Enemy: Thank you! That's the best thing you can offer me! :) - 9:46 AM
- Natalia said...
I have PCOS. I'd be happy to give you any answers to any questions you have. There are a lot of forums out there. And it does affect people in different ways. Ah the joys of womanhood, right?
- SherBears said...
I have PCOS (add that to having only one ovary, it's a miracle that I have my kid), it's terrifying when first diagnosed. Other than irregular periods and terrible cramps, mine doesn't bother me. Of course, I could take birth control to alieviate the cramps, but between the $75/month cost and that it makes my acne break out severely...I don't mind laying on the couch with a hot pack every few months.
Take care of yourself, get some rest, take extra calcium and B vitamins (they help) and try not to obsess. Part of the anxiety attacks may be your fear of the DNC. - 10:18 AM
- Big Mama said...
((((((~deb)))))))<-big hugs! I can't offer advice, I can just loan you my shoulder. Hope you are feeling better and more like yourself soon...
Much Love, - 10:20 AM
- GW Mush said...
Awww Deb
I didnt know you were going through all this. My thoughts are with you and I hope everything turns out fine, those doctors better get this straightened out so you can feel better.
My womanly advice is to still bat yer eyelashes and have a martini:) - 10:21 AM
- ~Deb said...
Sherbears: I thought that birth control pills were supposed to clear up our skin...? Hmm. My cramps are so bad, I sometimes get really sick from it and pass out. I welcome menapause!
Big mama: Thank you! I appreciate that!
GW: Thanks! Now, do you know why I love martinis? It's bad enough I tank myself up with 800 mg of Motrin- which makes me feel all fatigued and clumsy! May my liver rest in peace... - 10:27 AM
- The Muser said...
I found your blog after reading CP's blog comments. Ironically, I was ALSO just diagnosed with PCOS. I've read alot about it, and did you know that one of the associated things with PCOS is anxiety? Personally, I take Xanax when I need it. It's beautiful stuff.
I haven't really bought into taking birth control pills, though. Since I'm not in danger of getting pregnant anytime soon (thanks to my fiance walking out on me last month), I figure I can live without the side effects (I'm already fat enough and moody enough as it is). I figure, I've probably had it for years (as evidenced by the clinical signs that previously went undiagnosed), and it didn't bother me all that much. So why take something to treat it that will just make me irritable?
Oh, also, I had a DNC about 15 years ago. It really isn't all that bad. Pretty uncomfortable, yes, but not really painful or anything. You'll bleed for a few days afterwards, but that's normal.
I know what you mean- womanly stuff sucks sometimes. But think about it this way- you have beautiful hair that the rest of us would kill for :).
You'll get through this. - 10:39 AM
- Video X said...
The DNC shouldn't be too bad if you are under anesthesia!
I'd do it to relieve cramps that's for sure.
I am not a medical expert in any way.
I feel bad for you though that this is happening!! I so hope it resolves as quickly and painlessly as possible.
I cannot take any kind of hormonal pill nonsense stuff...it makes me NUTSO! And I mean really nuts. I think the world is ending.
I hate this shit! One would think that with all the medical advancement in other areas, that women should not have to suffer as much as they do with all this crap! - 10:48 AM
- ~Deb said...
The Muser: My doctor told me that the birth control pills that he prescribed to me would not make me gain weight. I thought that birth controls did make you gain weight. That's something I do not need! Then he said it would be great for my skin. Others tell me differently. I hate taking anything that has weird side effects. Not fun. Sorry that you're going through this too. He did say that my anxiety disorder may be linked with PCOS. Thank you for sharing that with me!
Video: A couple of summers ago, my sister told me to take HGH--(Human Growth Hormone) and it was supposed to make you lose weight, feel better, decrease anxiety, etc.... I ended up gaining weight and having anxiety from it! I said, "Human growth hormones?" GROWTH??? I just don't trust anything when it comes to hormones. The DNC, Madelene got last year, and she said it wasn't too bad. But, I'm so scared about being put under. Eh. - 10:58 AM
- Saur♥Kraut said...
I'm so sorry this is happening to you, sweetie. You know my number, so feel free to call if you want to chat or vent! ;o) Try to avoid thinking about it (easier said than done, I realize) and do what you can to stay busy in something else. Anything else. It will help you cope right now.
I have no medical advice.
I have a hug. - 11:35 AM
- samuru999 said...
Dear Deb
I am sorry you are going through all of this. I unfortunately have no medical advice.
I have you in my thoughts and prayers!
Hugs to you!
Margie - 11:40 AM
- Nancy said...
Oof. I am so sorry you are going through this.
I can say that BCPs made me want to go on a tri-state shooting spree, and I was in tears for months. It was a serious deal - I honestly felt HORRIBLE and like someone else, even on the low-dose pills. I feel much better now on them, but I still sometimes have one day a month where I burst into tears for no apparent reason. It sucks, but it's better now. I didn't switch around and try other pills because I was afraid I would do something stupid on them, like drive into a tree or gain 300 pounds (and then drive into a tree). It's serious stuff, even though the docs say it's all in our heads sometimes. Yeah, right.
Hang in there and do what you need to do. The D&C is no fun, but it's a common procedure and you will be fine. - 11:58 AM
- Lightning Bug's Butt said...
Jeez. I'm sorry to read you're going through all of that. Go peruse WebMD. They have great peer-reviewed articles on all that stuff.
- Catch said...
DNC...a dusting and cleaning of the uterus....very simple procedure..you will be fine. Sometimes I think these Dr's are too quick to put women on this hormonal stuff. I havent taken any of it yet. To tell you the truth Im scared of it. Just because a Dr says you need to be on something doent mean you do. Thats his opinion...and I have my opinion. My best friend gets that ring...( hormones) and when its time for a new ring she is about nuts. I always say to her " Did your ring fall out?"...lmao.. When I started through the change of life and was having a few mood swings I got on zoloft, havent had any problems since. It keeps me on an even keel. The D and C may help your cramps so it will be worth it. Are you t aking zoloft or anything comparable to it? That may be all you need.
Chocolate helps.
I don't know much about PCOS - only what I have read online and been told, but I do know that it sounds like a stressful proceedure. Your anxiety and stress is justified.
Its good to have people who love you around too - especially the funny ones who will keep you laughing or play nurse for you.
Did I mention my nurses outfit is made of patent leather? - 3:24 PM
- Cinderella said...
I have never had any of those procedures done (Knock on wood)..I am on the pill though. The pill is good for keeping a regular cycle. If they make your depression worse then you need to get off of them ASAP.
Good luck with everything, I am thinking about ya! - 4:18 PM
- The Absent Minded Landlord said...
I can't disagree with you, having my penis is pretty great ;)
Sorry about all the medical stuff. I say take SIH up on her chocolate and nurse idea for distraction. - 6:06 PM
- GW Mush said...
My penis hasnt given me any problems either.
- Geek said...
Hope you get to feeling better. Oh and I shall heed the advice of a woman who knows. Tense will forever more (and always had, I might add) have something for the "sweet tooth". ME!
- Geek said...
I cant add much on the medical issue.
I have PCOS, and as someone above mentioned, it affects each woman differently. There are a whole host of symptoms and complications, but not every woman gets each thing. A site that I think is really great is:
You'll find a lot of very detailed information there, including lots of different treatment options. I highly recommend that one.
Also, a D and C (dilation and curettage) isn't painful, but it isn't comfortable either. I didn't have general anesthesia, I had a spinal, which freaked me out. I couldn't feel a thing from the waist down for like, four hours. Still, I was awake, which for me is better than being put under. That freaks me out even more.
There's some good info about the procedure here:
Sorry about the long web address. I always forget how to put links in my comments.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. - 8:53 PM
- DaBich said...
Awwww (((((((((((((DEB)))))))))))) Big hugz for ya, girl. Yup, sometimes being a woman sucks, but it's better than being a man ;)
I take Alesse BC and it doesn't make me gain weight or break out. I'd say it's your nerves, so relax...I know easier said then done.
Good luck on the DNC and I sure hope it clears up the problem! - 5:33 AM
oh i am so sorry to hear all this. hormones suck! are there any other options than the pills? anxiety attacks are horrible...i experience them too. i feel for you...i hope things get better.
The D&C is not a big deal. I have had more than my share following miscarriages. The anethesia is light, you feel nothing, the proceedure is short and there might be a little bleeding or cramping afterwards, but they will give you something for that.
I am SO sorry about the hormones being out of whack - nothing worse in my opinion - makes you feel like you are out of whack from the inside out. I don't know how old you are, but it could it be the onset of menopause? When it hit me, the anxiety attacks were awful and I cried if you looked at me. I found soy supplements really helped, but check with your dr to see if they are ok with the bc pills. Praying for you - it WILL get better. - 7:42 AM
- rich said...
As for the birth control pills.. they usually prescipe a low dose that should not have any side effects. It's not a high enough dose to prevent pregnancy but more to prevent your symptoms.
- Neers said...
Deb, no birth control pills!! u dont need them!! theyplay havoc with woman's body... nopes! anythig else... you know what, i dunno, if you can manage this... get into yoga!! am serious!
loads of love! take care! - 9:30 AM
- ~Deb said...
Thanks everyone! I have stopped taking the pills. Yeah, it may have been just nerves and all, but it all started when I started taking these things. I'm uneasy about messing with my hormones. If, after the DNC procedure, I'm still cramping and having problems, I'm going to look into a lower dose pill...(possibly.)
I appreciate all the advice and best wishes!
Oh, Rev. Kate, I'm 32 years old. Do you think I could be on the start of "the change"??? - 9:31 AM
I had many d & c which were nothing compared to the monthly cramps and bleeding.
for the anxiety & panic I was on anti depressents (didn't work made them work) and xanax is a god sent
for me I found stress tabs (vitamins) to be better than any other medication I tried, and cheaper too. You can buy these with, or without iron. (you may need the iron with the heavy bleeding)
Good Luck - 9:52 AM
- LisaBinDaCity said...
I doubt the insurance company would be happy about the sex change either. Probably deny if cause it would involve a pre-existing condition ;-)
- ann said...
you poor thing... brings back memories. The D & C isn't too bad. I had to have my whole womanhood removed. The pill shouldn't affect your weight, but my daughter went back to the doctor because she started anxiety attacks from her bc. He insisted she went back on it. It's horses for courses Deb. I wish you well and you get your problem sorted out real quick. Deb, no, I don't think it's the change.... you're far too young.
In the meantime I wish you and yours a lovely weekend.
Take care
lotsa luv ann xxxxx - 4:19 PM
I have pcos and endometriosis. I had a d and c at the end of August and was prescribed Loestrin. I also had terrible terrible anxiety and crying spells on the loestrin. I only took it for 4 days, I couldn't take it anymore. My dr. put me on glucophage, a diabetes medication that helps with pcos (by the way if you havent, have your fasting blood sugar checked. Insulin resistance and pcos often go hand in hand.) The d and c wasn't bad at all. Minor spotting and cramping after the procedure, but after two years of not having periods, after the surgery and this medication I have now been ovulating and menstruating regularly. Good luck!
- CP said...
The D&C will make you feel a lot better, Deb. Gets rid of a lot of toxins that plague the uterine lining. As for the loestrin, I am very much against it for young women. Especially young women with certain psych disorders. A change in diet and exercise would be much better. Not always easy, but the additional estrogen is not always the right choice for women who have certain psych and/or depressive disorders. It can exacerbate symptoms.
Love you. Feel better mah love.
- Nihilistic said...
Hope you're feeling better soon!! :*
- QUASAR9 said...
Hi Deb,
hope you are feeling better
and your weekend is going great! - 3:23 PM
- samuru999 said...
Hi Deb
Wishing you joys that are everlasting and true....
A heart that's not troubled or gray...
Friends who will travel life's pathway
with you...
And love and blessings each day!
Margie - 5:30 PM
- Miss 1999 said...
PLEASE-- stop taking those things! I speak from experience. I smashed mine with a hammer in the front yard. I was so depressed ALL the time after starting birth control. The night I stopped taking them, I sat on my couch sobbing, asking God to take me if I had to live that way forever. That's when I stopped taking the birth control.
As a woman with PCOS, I can tell you, there are MANY other treatments available to you-- talk to your doctor about them. I'll be more than glad to talk to you about PCOS anytime, I know what a bitch it is to live with it (if it turns out you have it as well)
*Hugs* - 10:27 PM
- Åsa said...
Deb! I'm so sorry to hear you are having so much medical problems! Don't give up though. Let your doctor find you something else if this doesn't work. As for birth-control. There are pills that will help clear your skin and pills who won't affect your skin. I'm sure it's the same for the weight gain issue. I personally don't need to be on the pill for any pregnancy reason (celibacy don't make you pregnant…), but if I don't take them I'll have at least one day a month in cold sweat on the bathroom floor due to cramps and stuff. Now I'm not as pms'ie as I used to be and I don't get cramps. This is on very week ones too. I have changed a few times to find the right kind for me though.
Find what is right for you and your body!
Warm hugs and happy thoughts for you.
Xxooxx Åsa - 3:57 AM
- ell said...
deb - so sorry to hear about your health issues. hope you find the answer and feel better soon.
xoxo - 3:42 PM
Hey sweety, I hope things level out soon. I hear that whenever you start on a new birth control pill you can have some big hormonal mood swings. It takes time for your body to adjust.
- Beth said...
Sorry for all the lame anxiety attacks and oversensetive bullcrap! I stopped taking the pill yesterday actually, I just got sick and tired of all the symptoms I was having.
PFFFt. - 10:51 AM
- kathi said...
Awwww, honey...I'm so sorry. I've not been around much either, but wished I'd known so I could've been praying for you. I'll e you soon, big hug and lot's of love!
Hope you're feelin better soon!
Mr. H.K.
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- Arooj said...
I was so depressed ALL the time after starting birth control. The night I stopped taking them, I sat on my couch sobbing, asking God to take me if I had to live that way forever. That's when I stopped taking the birth control. Eplerenone


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My first thought was that it looked like something that would fit onto swiftwind's head. So my guess if it's big enough could it be for a horse, because they haven't made another horse since swiftwind.
Perhaps the Black Wizard.
Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
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If its the Black Wizard, I bet he's next year's sub exclusive. He's not a necessary figure, but he'll be neat to get for those who sub, just like King He-Man.
It looks like the frame to a Predator Mask. Maybe they are going to bring the Predator race into He-man and have them be Galactic Protectors just to mess with everyone!
I hate how he does this every single time!
Gotta give props to Pixel Dan always tryin to get it outta him though.
It has to be Molarr's sleep mask. There is no other explanation.
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I don't think it was rude, honestly. A lot of people read Scott's replies in a negative light, when talking to the man in person it's very clear what kind of a personality he has.
Scott, as a fan himself, is a nice guy who gets a lot of grief from the fan base for being relentlessly positive about the line even in the face of clear and undeniable defeat. But we ask him so many unnecessary questions, don't we?
We have never been given a definite answer to when something will be revealed, have we? Why would this time be different?
So Scott's reply is honest, and why did he need to be more elaborate or hold our hands with it? When will we find out who that accessory goes to? Eventually. All things in their time.
That's like asking him when Modulok will be released, and him saying "We can't answer that now."
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Lol. Don't worry. As I'm not a native american speaker, I just wanted to understand his answer. I always supported the line and Scott. I totally understand It's normal. You are right.... And you know, If I were Scott, I would slap a lot of angry fans... He stays cool overall. The line is awesome and he is doing his best. He-fans and She-ravers are my family. And like a true family, we feel part of a group and thus we may become sensitive...
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And funny, not a single person has yet mentioned that it could possibly be... the one-armed man.
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you know the more i think about it i really want it to be a son of he man thing. when i saw new adventures she ra as a choice on box art poll for grayskull i realized then that it has to be for a future she ra. na or soh or whatever.
there isnt a na she ra right? ever? so why list it as an option? i feel that was the only thing on the list with no known design.
ergo mask is her new adventures (son of he man?)headress. and maybe hopefully as suggested represents her defeat of horde prime and returning to lead the horde to a new era of peace.
i would say its for dare: son of he-man ...
scott mentioned in the NYTF MOTUC walkthrough video with PD that the NA line/story was originally created with dare as the main protagonist rather than he-man ... the mask itself looks pretty space-like and futuristic, so this would tie in with that notion ...
and whilst none of us can pin-point this accessory to any existing characters, it's almost certainly for a new character ...
the only thing that doesn't fit, is that if he-ro is the alter-ego of dare - then im not so sure, because he-ro doesn't really fit with the NA look ...
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Description: WINNER OF THE FORWARD POETRY PRIZE FOR BEST FIRST COLLECTION OF 1995 'Jane Duran's debut should not go unheralded. She delivers her courageous and richly textured poems with a quiet authority. This collection warrants celebration.' Michael Donaghy 'You can tell at once that Jane Duran is a real poet by going through any of the poems in this book. Every word is chosen with precision but touches on that strangeness which takes poetry up a notch from good prose. There is a great charm and naturalness as well as tact and skill in handling sound and syntax. Take a biopsy with 'The First Wife' and 'Braided Rug' and be convinced.' Peter Porter 'Duran – a Spanish-American born in Cuba, resident in England since 1966 - twists her hybrid colours into rich, sensual, and perfectly controlled statements of memory and loss...A poet to rejoice in.' Adam Thorpe, The Observer 'Her poems are voyages of discovery. Literally. Over and over she writes about the journeys, physical and metaphysical, that are transformative experiences.' Sarah Maguire, Poetry Review
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